Your journey begins as the Environmental Protection leader with your assitant members. Imagine,you have been flown to one of the rainforests in Australia or around the world. Think about the interesting and wonderful things you might discover when your team is conducting their training. Everyone in your team decides to use their personal expereinces to elborate their understandings about rainforests.
Your aim as a group (3 or 4) is to discuss, describe, explain, report, contrast or even create a journal, comic strip, poem, short story, video, or newspaer article of your team's expereinces of rainforests in Australia or around the world. These are some examples of how you can present your expereinces, the choice is up to you.
Listed below are some useful resources to help gain a better understanding about rainforests, and give you some handy tips of where to begin.There is a word document to help you record some brief findings.
Please watch the YouTube video above: Forest Family Forever.
Click on the image to find out more information about Temperate Forest Layers.
Click on the picture. This will take you to an online picture, where you can click on the yellow eyes and find out which animals live in the rainforest.
Your journey begins as the Environmental Protection leader with your assitant members. Imagine,you have been flown to one of the rainforests in Australia or around the world. Think about the interesting and wonderful things you might discover when your team is conducting their training. Everyone in your team decides to use their personal expereinces to elborate their understandings about rainforests.
Your aim as a group (3 or 4) is to discuss, describe, explain, report, contrast or even create a journal, comic strip, poem, short story, video, or newspaer article of your team's expereinces of rainforests in Australia or around the world. These are some examples of how you can present your expereinces, the choice is up to you.
Listed below are some useful resources to help gain a better understanding about rainforests, and give you some handy tips of where to begin.There is a word document to help you record some brief findings.
Good Luck!
Please watch the YouTube video above: Forest Family Forever.
Click on the image to find out more information about Temperate Forest Layers.
Click on the picture. This will take you to an online picture, where you can click on the yellow eyes and find out which animals live in the rainforest.